If you are looking for a home that's convenient to EVERYTHING but also away from the hustle & bustle of the daily grind, this home is for you! As the Triangle expands, neighborhoods like Hawthorne are even more at a premium due to the huge lot size and the privacy/beauty gained from mature trees and landscaping around you. Many buyers feel in today's market you have to either choose an older home that needs updating but has a large lot or new construction with all the bells & whistles on a tiny lot. This home offers great balance - private, large lot but with an upgraded kitchens and baths.
Hawthorne is an a peaceful, quiet yet active community in the heart of NW Raleigh off of Leesville Rd, offering Swimming/Tennis/Basketball/Walking/Bike Trails. This neighborhood was designed for those that love nature and homes with character. The developers allocated an astounding 1 acre of natural space for each home built in the neighborhood. Just minutes from I-540, also convenient to RTP, Brier Creek, North Hills, and more – centrally located. No city taxes and phenomenal Raleigh neighborhood schools.
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Listing information updated July 22, 2016
5921 Dunbarton Way has 3/4 bedrooms.
5921 Dunbarton Way has 2 bathrooms.
5921 Dunbarton Way is approximately 2,655 square feet.
5921 Dunbarton Way is listed at $364,900.
As of July 22, 2016, 5921 Dunbarton Way is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 5921 Dunbarton Way: July 23, 2016 from 1-4 pm.
Notable features of 5921 Dunbarton Way include Renovated kitchen and baths, Wooded (private) cul-de-sac lot, Screened porch, 29x17.5 bonus room/4th bedroom, No city taxes, Swim/Tennis/Basketball/Walk/BikeTrail neighborhood, Vaulted Ceilings, Gas fireplace.
Parking at 5921 Dunbarton Way: 2 car garage.
5921 Dunbarton Way is located in Hawthorne in Raleigh, NC.
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